Gov. Scott Walker: GOP isn't fighting gay marriage
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker over the weekend said the Republican Party is not fighting gay marriage.
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Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker over the weekend said the Republican Party is not fighting gay marriage.
Attorney General Eric Holder has said that the Department of Justice will urge the Supreme Court to strike down state gay marriage bans when it decides to take a case.
Today, U.S. Representative Mike Quigley (D-IL) spoke out in support of the National Gay Blood Drive happening in 61 cities across America tomorrow, including at the Howard Brown Health Center in Chicago.
One of the nation's largest LGBT rights groups on Tuesday withdrew its support for the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA).
Chicago Ald. Deb. Mell announced that her marriage to Christin Mell is ending.
A federal judge has struck down Kentucky's ban on same-sex marriage, ruling that gay and lesbian couples have the freedom to marry in the state.
The defining list of characteristics for U.S. Representative Mike Quigley (IL-05) may include his unwavering love the Chicago Blackhawks and a "Most YOLO Congressman" status on Buzzfeed, but when it comes to the LGBT com
With Illinois' marriage equality fully realized statewide, celebration will be in the air when an expected 1 million people arrive today in Lakeview for the 45th annual Chicago Pride Parade.
Karen Mueller, who is seeking the GOP nomination for a Wisconsin congressional seat, stated on Tuesday that she's opposed to marriage equality because it could lead to incestuous marriages.
As the 45th annual Chicago Pride Parade steps off Sunday on Chicago's North Side, Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Rauner will have a dubious presence at the LGBT Pride celebration thanks to a giant banner that w
Politicians, activists and organization leaders were among those who gathered in Lakeview at the corner of Halsted and Roscoe Streets to warn of negative consequences for the LGBT community, and marriage equality, should
The city of St. Louis issued marriage licenses to four same-sex couples on Wednesday, June 25, coinciding with the one year anniversary of the Defense of Marriage Act being struck down.
The first gay couple to legally marry in Indiana after a federal judge struck down the state's ban on gay marriage said "it just felt right."
The Utah Attorney General's Office said Wednesday it was prepared to appeal a ruling striking down the state's ban on gay marriage all the way to the Supreme Court.
A federal judge ruled Wednesday that Indiana's law banning same-sex marriage is unconstitutional.
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel joined mayors from across the United States in passing a resolution at their annual meeting in Dallas on Monday that calls on federal courts, including the Supreme Court, to rule against state
Openly gay Mike Michaud, who is campaigning to run Maine, served as grand marshal of Portland's Gay Pride Parade, the state's largest.
Secretary of State John Kerry has condemned foreign laws which discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.
The White House is preparing to announce an executive order barring contractors doing business with the federal government from discriminating on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity.
Eighty-eight percent of Wisconsin Counties have issued marriage licenses to gay and lesbian couples, despite a federal judge saying they did not have to.
The number of Wisconsin counties issuing marriage licenses to gay and lesbian coupes continued to grow on Tuesday, despite a federal judge saying they did not have to.
Illinois Governor Pat Quinn and Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel were among the leaders honored Sunday for their work on a gay marriage law.